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Food-Related Books Archive
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The Arrogant Years: Lucette Lagnado
Posted on 2011/11/23 | 1 CommentLeads to your own family -
Jennifer McLagan: Odd Bits
Posted on 2011/09/28 | No CommentsFascinating and funny, a gem of a cookbook. -
Sean Mendez: One World Kids Cookbook
Posted on 2011/09/22 | 2 CommentsMore then recipes -
Birds of Paradise: Diana Abu Jaber
Posted on 2011/09/07 | No CommentsIntimate look at family recipe -
Food Network Star: Jeff Mauro & The Official Guide
Posted on 2011/08/17 | 1 CommentHow to succeed in Television -
Christopher Robbins: Apples are from Kazakhstan
Posted on 2011/08/03 | No CommentsThe truth about apples and more -
Nigel Slater: Tender
Posted on 2011/06/29 | 2 CommentsRead this cook's book -
How Italian Food Conquered the World
Posted on 2011/06/09 | 2 CommentsVeni, Vidi, Vici -
John Plischke: Good Mushroom, Bad Mushroom
Posted on 2011/05/19 | No CommentsWhen in doubt, throw it out -
Ree Drummond: Charlie, The Ranch Dog
Posted on 2011/05/05 | No CommentsWhere's the bacon? -
At Willa Cather’s Tables
Posted on 2011/04/06 | 4 CommentsIt turns out, Willa Cather's books are full of characters cooking and eating -
Sonia Day: Incredible Edibles
Posted on 2011/03/24 | 2 CommentsNo green thumb? No problem. -
Darien Gee: Friendship Bread
Posted on 2011/03/16 | 1 CommentCan fresh baked bread solve your problems? -
Gabrielle Hamilton: Blood, Bones & Butter
Posted on 2011/03/09 | No CommentsOn becoming a writer and a chef -
Day of Honey: Annia Ciezadlo
Posted on 2011/03/02 | 1 CommentThis book sizzles with candor and passion -
Kurt Timmermeister: Growing a Farmer
Posted on 2011/01/26 | 3 CommentsFollow your dream and become a farmer -
Candymakers
Posted on 2011/01/21 | 1 CommentWendy Mass talks book -
2010 Holiday Gift Shortlist: Books
Posted on 2010/12/08 | 1 CommentGood books for holiday gift giving -
The Cook’s Book of Ingredients
Posted on 2010/12/01 | No CommentsA rich book to devour slowly. -
McCorquodale: Kids in the Garden
Posted on 2010/11/18 | 1 CommentGet the kids gardening and cooking! -
Aronson & Budhos: Sugar Changed the World
Posted on 2010/11/11 | 1 CommentMagic, Spice, Slavery, Freedom, Science - all in a good story about food -
Mark Bitterman: Salted
Posted on 2010/10/13 | 3 CommentsA passionate, important book about salt -
Jeff Potter: Cooking for Geeks
Posted on 2010/10/07 | No CommentsCook like a geek, but don't make geeky food -
Menzel & D’Aluisio: What I Eat
Posted on 2010/09/16 | No CommentsThis is not so much a childrens book, as a book to share with children -
Jacob & Jacob: What the Great Ate
Posted on 2010/08/25 | 2 CommentsWhat did Marlon Brando eat in the kitchen in the dark?












































